Long Lake
About Long Lake
Early mornings and evenings on Long Lake bring a peaceful vibe to this 273-acre body of water in Polk County, Wisconsin. The lake's shallow depth, maxing out around 17 feet, creates a welcoming environment for anglers and nature lovers alike. Surrounding towns like Centuria, Balsam Lake, and Milltown add to the quiet charm of the area. Long Lake's setting is enhanced by nearby Interstate State Park and William O'brien State Park, which frame the lake with natural beauty and outdoor appeal. Its size and accessible depth make it a great spot for those who appreciate a more intimate fishing experience away from larger, busier waters.
Fish species
Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish
Fishing Long Lake
Quality fishing on Long Lake centers around largemouth bass, northern pike, and panfish. The lake's shallow waters support these species well, offering a rewarding challenge for anglers who know the right times and places to fish. Bass fishing can be particularly productive during sunrise and dusk, especially along the north shore on the eastern half of the lake. Panfish add variety to the catch, making it a versatile spot for different fishing preferences.
Ice fishing
Long Lake shines during the winter months as a prime destination for ice fishing. The species available under the ice include largemouth bass, northern pike, and panfish, providing a diverse and exciting experience for anglers who enjoy the cold season. The lake’s shallow depth helps maintain good fishing conditions through the ice.
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